As the daughter of a disabled in the line of duty New York state law enforcement officer, Amanda has a unique perspective with understanding the impact that crisis and end of life planning has on families. This experience led her to have an increased interest at the intersection of law, end of life planning, healthcare, and policy making.

From her extensive experience as a Social Security attorney, working with individuals effected by varying levels of mental and physical limitations, to assisting families of all ages prepare and protect for end of life, her goal as a first-generation attorney is to increase the accessibility of the law while demystifying the processes.

While in law school, she served as Vice Justice for the Phi Alpha Delta Madison Chapter, and was a founding member of the Law Student Wellness Committee at Roger Williams University School of Law.